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March 3, 2005
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Architectural record
Photographer Maria Valgenti's favorite subjects are buildings. She feels a rapport with them that eludes her when she tries to capture human subjects. 'I finally realized that I take terrible pictures of people. Unlike people, buildings listen to me. I can get them to do what I want.' (Staff photo Rose Lincoln/Harvard News Office)
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The Big Picture
Maria Valgenti, exteriographer
Symposium re-enters 'Secular City'
Cox's book still provocative after all these years
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